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Cesvi (Italian, "cooperazione e sviluppo", cooperation and development) is an Italian humanitarian organization. Founded on 18 January 1985 from a volunteer experience connected with Nicaragua, it was recognized by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs as a non-governmental organization in 1988. It has about 30 offices all over the world.
Cesvi provides assistance in emergency situations (including famine) and epidemics (especially malaria and dengue in the South East Asia, malaria and HIV/AIDS in Africa), helps refugees (e.g.
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